The Prophet Habakkuk demonstrates that casting our anxieties onto the Lord requires honesty, sincerity, and boldness in prayer.

Jesus, through his miracle at Cana, demonstrates that he is present with his followers in their social dilemmas.

The humble will be exalted and the needy will be received into the Kingdom of God, as is depicted by Jesus’ reception of children.

Jesus commissions the disciples to have peace as he sends them off into fearful world.

The church is identified by God as a royal inheritance whose redemption is firmly secured.

Scandalous grace, contemptuous pride, and bounteous mercy are on display during an intimate and provocative moment at a meal Jesus has been invited to.

Jesus uses the persecution of the early church by Saul as the grounds to identify himself with them.

This sermon is geared toward our church and its fellowship while Reed is on Sabbatical.

Final thoughts on John, the story of Jesus that confronts our doubts and our pride.

Jesus reinstates Peter on the shores of the Sea of Galilee, where the story first began.